Minivans is ultimately why. Most minivans can do everything this did (but better). Doesnt mean they were better vehicles, they just had better utility in most cases.
My dad had a 93 corolla sedan of the same color with the 5 speed manual, I remember that car being a part of my childhood and my first experience with a manual car as a kid. I would sit in the backseat and watch him shift it in awe because back then I had no idea what he was doing just that it was super cool because it was the only car like that in our family. Fast forward years later I now drive a 2022 corolla hatchback with a manual. Time is crazy will definitely always have a soft spot for this corolla.
Thousands of these car are daily driven car here in south east Asia.. but when i see this in internet then i understand how good these car is ❤️ from 🇧🇩
I've owned one of these wagons for over a year now and I've fallen in love with it! They're amazing economy cars and I recommend if anyone finds one they get it!
I have a 94 Camry. Only has 73K miles now, so I'm not getting rid of it. Kind of a boring car, but it's INSANELY economical and still looks good. I thought it had a four-speed auto though? The 80's corollas are so damn cool, but for the mid-90's I think the Camry is the way to go.
@@rushnerd the 7th gen corolla (as seen in the video) came in a 3spd auto and 4spd auto depending on the trim. the mid-90s camrys are sweet! i still seem them everywhere lol. i actually have an 89 corolla sr5 now with a manual that i love! enjoy your camry it'll last forever :)
@@lah-dx3zb Thanks. I honestly wish I didn't need the money because I would have loved to keep it forever, but I sold it recently. All to support a 01' GT-S Celica as my new DD. Obviously this was over twice the cost of the Camry with twice the miles, but I really wanted it. It's a pretty cool car, but it needs $1,000's in minor work still...
These are SUPER RARE, at least in Germany. They were once common, but nearly all of these wagons have been exported (all the other bodystyles are still common). Sometimes there’s isn’t even a single one available online, whereas you can find pretty much any other car in Germany from that era.
There is one in the same colour (or possibly in the bright green) in my little town in Finland, many of the early 90s Corollas are still driving around here but that seems to be the only wagon one. It looks to be in good condition, even the paint looks good. The badge says 1.6 Si, I don´t know if that´s the base model in europe. Almost every japanese car here has been a manual, auto was a very rare sight, mostly on cars imported from the USA
I am an American that lives in Barvaria. I owned 1997 Geo Prizim (Corolla with a geo brand GM Toyota partnership) and 2003 American made Corolla. In the US Toyota had the “scion” brand that I dont think ever been in Germany. The Pontiac Vibe was another GM Corolla/ Matrix. Here in Germany I seen corollas that are completely different like Toyota Hilux, Aygo and other Toyota’s I never seen. I also see VW and Mercedes pick ups that would sell very well in USA. I imported my 2001 Honda prelude to Barvaria, never seen another one so far.
The last Corolla wagon in North America. In Europe the next generations all had wagons...and hatchbacks, even two door hatchbacks. With the 9th generation they also got an MPV version that was called the Corolla Verso.
Dash cubby was for tapes. I had one of these. (Sedan) They fit perfectly into that spot. I still have a 2000 Camry that my daughter drives now. Toyotas are SUCH good cars. They also make really good sewing machines! This paint colour reminds me of the blueberry Jelly Belly. LOL
There’s a 1990 Corolla wagon 4wd and sedan rolling around locally I want to buy that car so bad lol love me a 90s Corolla! Just runs forever as many in the world do.
IMO it's the last good looking gen of camry/corolla even though it is a bit bubbly. They have serious potential to looks very good with some mods as well.
DUDE, my hs hand me down!! I freaking loved this car. Ebay intake, exhaust, and stereo was automatic for someone who went to school during the early days of FF and Initial D. Of course had to play clown car and try to fit everyone I knew into the car. We scraped at every bump but good times were had. Thanks for the throwback memories!
Zack, Today Corolla Touring Sports wagons are made in England for the European market. In Japan Toyota makes a slightly smaller Corolla Touring wagon as well as a Fielder wagon.
I've got the south asian version of this, used to haul stuff. It's got a 1.5l 5 speed manual and leaf springs in the back. Roll down windows and no power steering. I love it! I threw on a subaru bumper on mine..
My mom bought a 93 DX wagon 5MT new. We loved that car. In 2020 it finally lost the war to rust. After searching for months she finally replaced it with an Outback.
I used to own one of these back in the day in Turkey. I believe the available model then was a 1.3 L engine without A/C. The reason I wanted to comment is a little feature of the small shelf (around 4'20".) Notice the small notches at the back. They were meant to keep audio cassettes straight when stored 😊
My uncle used to own a Corolla wagon like this when I was young, but I think it was a fully loaded one called Corolla G-Touring with all the bells and whistles. Really loved that car, super practical and super comfy on road trips.
I bought my 96 wagon 10 yrs ago with 88k. Took me months to find one. Was hoping for a manual, but the automatic trans shifts flawlessly. It has been my daily driver since. Has been on many road trips across America. Will cruise at 80+mph and get 28 mpg. It now has 245k. All original engine, I change the oil and have replaced the timing belt. That's it. Doesn't burn or leak oil. Original drive axels lasted 200k. Everything works. I will never get rid of this car.
In this gen the corollas in the 1.8 were actually a decent economy performer. Their power figures weren't anything special but they managed to make their torque low down meaning your in like peak power at 3k which is really good for street driving and even a bit or fun on open roads
Freakin' gorgeous Corolla man. Those wheels are totally perfect and looks stock enough, plus they are the same size. I would be astonished if it wasn't re-painted lol. I adore my 94' Camry, but it needs to be resprayed.
@@bryan10444 I figured. Mind if I ask how much it cost if you didn't do it yourself? I've considered getting mine repainted someday to match my Supra since I figure the car will be with me for a LONG time.
Looks like a baby version of the Camry wagon. I happen to own a very clean 95 Camry sedan same exact year as this little wagon and I do love the fact that it's a five-speed. Nice car!
I wish they would bring back the wagon to America. Currently, they sell a nice wagon in Europe but not the United States. Your only option for a decent reliable middle-class wagon is a Subaru Outback. There's literally only one brand that offers a wagon in that category. It's sad to think that every other wagon costs more than $55,000
we dont have that variant here in the Philippines but those Corollas are overly reliable in a good way... we still have plenty of 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th gens driving on our roads. i myself own an 8th Gen Corolla, locally nicknamed "Corolla Lovelife".... and for 21 yrs it drives like a gem...
An car. It'll keep working day in and day out carrying whatever you need with no drama. It just works. This has to be rarer than the ultimate 90s Toyota wagon, the dual-wiper Camry. I don't think I've ever seen a Corolla wagon. I like it. I don't understand the appeal of leather seats besides being easier to clean. Give me nice soft cloth every day. Breathable, not burning hot in the summer, not freezing cold in the winter, no squeaks. Toyota has the right idea selling the Century with wool upholstery.
Yeah, always been a cloth guy. Leather is just impossible in the summer or always cold. My 94 Camry seats are absolutely PERFECT. God they are so comfortable and feel so nice. I've been in a lot of newer cars that are a joke in comparison. To that end the cloth seats in my 88' Supra are the best I've ever used. I don't think any new car could hold a candle to them. mid 80's-90's Toyota is really seriously business with engineering and quality.
My daily driver is a 1995 DX sedan, same interior but a terrible deteriorating paint job and honestly I'm jealous of people that have the wagon. Anyway, this car has had 7 previous owners and I will be its last, this car rules. I was so excited to see your video pop up, thanks for making it! PS: you can totally fit a stack of 8' 2x4s in the sedan if you remove the back seats. lol.
I have a 94 Camry myself, picked it up last year and i'm the 3rd owner at 73K miles now. She's going to be around a LONG time. It's in really damn good shape, but yeah the clear coat is just boiling off, it's really too bad, I don't think they did a very good job painting these at the factory because my 88' Supra's paint is still doing very well (except for the bumpers.) As for cargo, I've never had a sedan with more space than this does. You could pretty much move anything you want to. Even my Supra has a bunch of room which is unheard of for a sports car these days.
knowing there will never be a group of adults who all learned how to drive on a 98 corolla and had to live with it as their first car is really depressing
I believe this shape is ae100 , one significant of those wagons are rear suspension is leaf springs , (almost indestructible) . but riding quality is rough. I owned one of those with diesel engine , 2C diesel engine back my native country. Chassis number is CE106
I did know at least one family with one of these. But my family used to have a 96 Camry wagon, so I can very much relate. I hope you get to review a Camry wagon some day!
I had no idea there was a Corolla wagon! I have a 94' gold camry in excellent shape and donw the street from me is a gold 94-95 Camry Wagon. They really good nice and would be the ultimate grocery getter. Even though my Camry is a 4Cyl, I still absolutely love it for the money and the low miles. Been very easy and cheap to work on plus it feels modern enough. Can't recommend them more!
my dad had the 1.3XE , it was smooth and fun ride as it was one of the car when I started driving when I was younger. Sadly had to sell it when my dad retired and we have to move away
Just seen one in the lot owned by this sweet old lady it was such in great condition I had to check out a video to learn about it! I thought it was an older Subaru at first
I looked up on Wikipedia this generation of Carolla and there was a high output Carolla engine available I believe in Japan, rated at 180hp. I don’t remember if it was the 1.6 or 1.8. Wish I would have bought one of these Carolla wagons for pizza delivery years ago. In Japan they sold diesel 4 wheel drive versions of this body style Carolla wagon.
I grew up around gm cars, when i was born we had a 96 corsica, then we got the malibu in 2007 to 2014, but then it was a jeep liberty that replaced our beloved mable
Here's how reliable and long-lived those cars are: The E101 Corolla is practically the national car of Afghanistan. I was there in 2010 and I there were Corolla and Hilux clogging all the city streets. The 1990s E101 chassis seemed to outnumber the older *and* newer Corollas. So, a lot of those cars were pushing 15 or 20 years of age, driving on bad roads, with bad gas (and owners who couldn't necessarily read their names, much less the owners manual) and they were still running. There were so many Corollas, I read that some mechanics didn't bother to learn how to repair any other car.
This was the last generation Corolla wagon as when Toyota redesigned the Corolla for 1998 model year, they discontinued the wagon version. They also discontinued the Camry wagon
*in North America. The Corolla wagon still lives everywhere else. The Camry wagon also got one more generation in most parts of the world (Camry Garcia).
In 2017 i learned to drive in one of these with 501k miles. It was my driving instructor's car. Had the pedals on the passages side as well. Was a sedan. I fell in love with these corollas and have been looking to buy one ever since. Im also 6 foot 7 and fit pretty much perfectly in only this Generation.. oddly enough. From like may-july of last year i was looking for one. But none where popping up for sale. / because at the time... gas was $7 a gallon. Now these sedans are popping up a lot more / and some wagons!! Im butthurt now. I ended up buying a 1998 Toyota camry 4 cylinder XLE. But i still have my eye on these! .
I'm currently lusting over getting the sedan as the first car I buy with my own money, however with the 4AGE 20V Blacktop engine and if I'm lucky a 6MT with the LSD. It would be amazing to have the wagon body but they're unfortunately too rare and command a decent premium over the sedan
my first car same color but sedan first thing to do with it was to put 15s kosei japan wheels and tanabe super down precedeo lowering springs, sheepdog n1 muffler very fun car to drive lol
There’s nothing like Toyotas from the 90s these days Toyota has lost there way hell tbh in my option all auto manufacturers have when I see cars like this it’s always a treat just a fun funky old Toyota still driving around!
Plus the TOYOTA CAROLLA is a wagon and the TOYOTA CAROLLA wagon is in the year 1995 but the only way that you can get it as a TOYOTA CAROLLA WAGON is if you get it with a manual transmission if you bought it in 1995. For me it's 😭.
When I was in Afghanistan in 2010, I saw E92 and E101 Corollas everywhere. Mechanics there can't necessarily write their names or read a manual, but they could keep 20-year-old Corollas running. It seemed like pretty good evidence that they were not only tough but idiot-proof.
For the last year I’ve been looking for 93-97 Corolla wagon 5 speed or 03-08 Vibe or Matrix 5 speed I could buy needing work, fix it myself and use for pizza delivery. I missed buying a 5 speed Vibe needing a clutch last spring for $750. It sold fast. Looks like the Vibe sits higher and it’s probably a little bit safer in a crash. I’m 5’11” slender and my knees bother me if the driver seat sits low. Is that car in the video for sale?
I Have a 93 Automatic, Wagon With 32k Original Miles Sitting in My Garage...Kinda Fakd Up an Didn't Keep Up on Registration So Now It's 5 Yrs Back 😢😭😭😢 I'ma a Idiot 😂😅
I picked up a 94' Camry in great shape last year with only 71K miles for $3,700. I don't feel like I'll ever sell it because at that mileage, I'll probably have it my whole life and MAN is that a value.
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Toyota really needs to make these again. I honestly don't know why they don't make them anymore.
They sell a Corolla wagon in Europe...I think it's hybrid only.
@@damilolaakanni Agreed. And Toyota also sold a diesel Corolla in Europe too.
Minivans is ultimately why. Most minivans can do everything this did (but better). Doesnt mean they were better vehicles, they just had better utility in most cases.
Crossovers took over wagon's purpose
@@ZeroBlackfire They still sell the hatch which is wayyyyy less popular than the sedan. Honestly the hatchback models aren’t common.
My dad had a 93 corolla sedan of the same color with the 5 speed manual, I remember that car being a part of my childhood and my first experience with a manual car as a kid. I would sit in the backseat and watch him shift it in awe because back then I had no idea what he was doing just that it was super cool because it was the only car like that in our family. Fast forward years later I now drive a 2022 corolla hatchback with a manual. Time is crazy will definitely always have a soft spot for this corolla.
My family had the same car too!! And color. My dad bought it bc he developed the paint formula for Toyota. We had the ultimate 90s childhood 😅
Thousands of these car are daily driven car here in south east Asia.. but when i see this in internet then i understand how good these car is ❤️ from 🇧🇩
My first car was a 94 exactly same, I miss it. I got it for 800 buck in 2019 before the shitty covid prices
This is a very well used (and loved) example of a corolla wagon! I wish there were more corollas in this body style.
These are popular in Jamaica up to this day,most. used as a taxie or work car .
I've owned one of these wagons for over a year now and I've fallen in love with it! They're amazing economy cars and I recommend if anyone finds one they get it!
I had a 96 sedan. I miss it so much. Would’ve kept it if it was a stick. The 3 speed auto was just not cutting it lol
I have a 94 Camry. Only has 73K miles now, so I'm not getting rid of it. Kind of a boring car, but it's INSANELY economical and still looks good.
I thought it had a four-speed auto though? The 80's corollas are so damn cool, but for the mid-90's I think the Camry is the way to go.
@@rushnerd the 7th gen corolla (as seen in the video) came in a 3spd auto and 4spd auto depending on the trim. the mid-90s camrys are sweet! i still seem them everywhere lol. i actually have an 89 corolla sr5 now with a manual that i love! enjoy your camry it'll last forever :)
@@lah-dx3zb Thanks. I honestly wish I didn't need the money because I would have loved to keep it forever, but I sold it recently. All to support a 01' GT-S Celica as my new DD. Obviously this was over twice the cost of the Camry with twice the miles, but I really wanted it. It's a pretty cool car, but it needs $1,000's in minor work still...
These are SUPER RARE, at least in Germany. They were once common, but nearly all of these wagons have been exported (all the other bodystyles are still common). Sometimes there’s isn’t even a single one available online, whereas you can find pretty much any other car in Germany from that era.
These are super common in jamaica ,the auto,manual and even the touring model for this year as well.
Afghanistan probably ❤
@@jjqq9456 sadly yes
There is one in the same colour (or possibly in the bright green) in my little town in Finland, many of the early 90s Corollas are still driving around here but that seems to be the only wagon one.
It looks to be in good condition, even the paint looks good. The badge says 1.6 Si, I don´t know if that´s the base model in europe.
Almost every japanese car here has been a manual, auto was a very rare sight, mostly on cars imported from the USA
I am an American that lives in Barvaria. I owned 1997 Geo Prizim (Corolla with a geo brand GM Toyota partnership) and 2003 American made Corolla. In the US Toyota had the “scion” brand that I dont think ever been in Germany. The Pontiac Vibe was another GM Corolla/ Matrix. Here in Germany I seen corollas that are completely different like Toyota Hilux, Aygo and other Toyota’s I never seen. I also see VW and Mercedes pick ups that would sell very well in USA. I imported my 2001 Honda prelude to Barvaria, never seen another one so far.
The last Corolla wagon in North America. In Europe the next generations all had wagons...and hatchbacks, even two door hatchbacks. With the 9th generation they also got an MPV version that was called the Corolla Verso.
My brother had a 95 corolla and man that thing just would not die.
I agree abuse mine daily and redline it at every stop light just keeps going!!
Unfortunately Toyota doesn't offer wagons in the United States, but they do offer then in some European countries and Australia
Love this car takes me anywhere without breaking a sweat.
Dash cubby was for tapes. I had one of these. (Sedan) They fit perfectly into that spot. I still have a 2000 Camry that my daughter drives now. Toyotas are SUCH good cars. They also make really good sewing machines! This paint colour reminds me of the blueberry Jelly Belly. LOL
There’s a 1990 Corolla wagon 4wd and sedan rolling around locally I want to buy that car so bad lol love me a 90s Corolla! Just runs forever as many in the world do.
Corolla Wagons are the best. I'm so jealous of Europeans, even in this present year, Toyota still makes a Corolla Wagon for them.
What's the XRS in your profile pic? Never seen that model of the Corolla before, looks fun.
@@rushnerd The same model I have, 2013 Toyota Corolla XRS with the 2.4L Camry engine. One of the best cars I have had:)
My family had Corolla gens before (1991) and after (2000) that ones. Always like this gen more in terms of looks
IMO it's the last good looking gen of camry/corolla even though it is a bit bubbly. They have serious potential to looks very good with some mods as well.
DUDE, my hs hand me down!! I freaking loved this car. Ebay intake, exhaust, and stereo was automatic for someone who went to school during the early days of FF and Initial D. Of course had to play clown car and try to fit everyone I knew into the car. We scraped at every bump but good times were had. Thanks for the throwback memories!
Zack, Today Corolla Touring Sports wagons are made in England for the European market. In Japan Toyota makes a slightly smaller Corolla Touring wagon as well as a Fielder wagon.
'Slow car fun" I LOVE that!
I've got the south asian version of this, used to haul stuff. It's got a 1.5l 5 speed manual and leaf springs in the back. Roll down windows and no power steering. I love it! I threw on a subaru bumper on mine..
My mom bought a 93 DX wagon 5MT new. We loved that car. In 2020 it finally lost the war to rust. After searching for months she finally replaced it with an Outback.
I used to own one of these back in the day in Turkey. I believe the available model then was a 1.3 L engine without A/C. The reason I wanted to comment is a little feature of the small shelf (around 4'20".) Notice the small notches at the back. They were meant to keep audio cassettes straight when stored 😊
My uncle used to own a Corolla wagon like this when I was young, but I think it was a fully loaded one called Corolla G-Touring with all the bells and whistles. Really loved that car, super practical and super comfy on road trips.
I bought my 96 wagon 10 yrs ago with 88k. Took me months to find one. Was hoping for a manual, but the automatic trans shifts flawlessly. It has been my daily driver since. Has been on many road trips across America. Will cruise at 80+mph and get 28 mpg. It now has 245k. All original engine, I change the oil and have replaced the timing belt. That's it. Doesn't burn or leak oil. Original drive axels lasted 200k. Everything works. I will never get rid of this car.
Same here for sure I feel you ok that I have a 97 Corolla semi quiet takes 80 mph all day and doesn’t rattle inside at all !!
In this gen the corollas in the 1.8 were actually a decent economy performer. Their power figures weren't anything special but they managed to make their torque low down meaning your in like peak power at 3k which is really good for street driving and even a bit or fun on open roads
The 7th gen community is gonna love you for this review.. would be nice if you came to SoCal so I can let you review my 20v swapped 6 speed 95 sedan
Freakin' gorgeous Corolla man. Those wheels are totally perfect and looks stock enough, plus they are the same size.
I would be astonished if it wasn't re-painted lol. I adore my 94' Camry, but it needs to be resprayed.
@@rushnerd thanks! Lol I actually did repaint mine since they started off primer gray
@@bryan10444 I figured. Mind if I ask how much it cost if you didn't do it yourself? I've considered getting mine repainted someday to match my Supra since I figure the car will be with me for a LONG time.
In Puerto Rico, Corollas from the E70/1979/4th gen upward are pretty common; new, restored, beaters, junked, etc...
Puerto Ricans love cheap little cars. Even in the US, almost every time I see a Puerto Rican flag hanging from the mirror it's in a Honda or Toyota.
Looks like a baby version of the Camry wagon. I happen to own a very clean 95 Camry sedan same exact year as this little wagon and I do love the fact that it's a five-speed. Nice car!
I’ve spent 3 years rebuilding and restoring one of these!
even the Tercel had a wagon variant
I have a 1995 corolla wagon with 260k miles and it was the first car i lerned to drive manual on. Very good car and reliable as hell.
These are great cars that are very easy to work on. It may not look at its best now, but it’ll be living long after many new vehicles. 👍
I love this car sold it to a friend of mine and honestly trying to get another one
I have an ae92 wagon, the generation before this one. I LOVE IT and it's so much fun to drive
I wish they would bring back the wagon to America. Currently, they sell a nice wagon in Europe but not the United States. Your only option for a decent reliable middle-class wagon is a Subaru Outback. There's literally only one brand that offers a wagon in that category. It's sad to think that every other wagon costs more than $55,000
The newer wagons look really sexy, we don’t have the Corolla wagon in the US but I’ve been in a few in France.
that mileage is "cute" my 1990 corolla had 195k on it before i sold it and it was 15 years old XD
195k miles is cute haha I have 330k miles on mine
we dont have that variant here in the Philippines but those Corollas are overly reliable in a good way... we still have plenty of 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th gens driving on our roads. i myself own an 8th Gen Corolla, locally nicknamed "Corolla Lovelife".... and for 21 yrs it drives like a gem...
I drove a automatic one back in 2019 that my mechanic had before he totalled it. He had that car like he bought it a year ago
Este canal es el mejor me encantan estos videos
A review from Zach, and it's a 5 speed Corolla wagon... I just had to click on it! Corollas rock!
An car. It'll keep working day in and day out carrying whatever you need with no drama. It just works. This has to be rarer than the ultimate 90s Toyota wagon, the dual-wiper Camry. I don't think I've ever seen a Corolla wagon. I like it.
I don't understand the appeal of leather seats besides being easier to clean. Give me nice soft cloth every day. Breathable, not burning hot in the summer, not freezing cold in the winter, no squeaks. Toyota has the right idea selling the Century with wool upholstery.
Yeah, always been a cloth guy. Leather is just impossible in the summer or always cold. My 94 Camry seats are absolutely PERFECT. God they are so comfortable and feel so nice. I've been in a lot of newer cars that are a joke in comparison. To that end the cloth seats in my 88' Supra are the best I've ever used. I don't think any new car could hold a candle to them. mid 80's-90's Toyota is really seriously business with engineering and quality.
My daily driver is a 1995 DX sedan, same interior but a terrible deteriorating paint job and honestly I'm jealous of people that have the wagon. Anyway, this car has had 7 previous owners and I will be its last, this car rules. I was so excited to see your video pop up, thanks for making it!
PS: you can totally fit a stack of 8' 2x4s in the sedan if you remove the back seats. lol.
I have a 94 Camry myself, picked it up last year and i'm the 3rd owner at 73K miles now. She's going to be around a LONG time. It's in really damn good shape, but yeah the clear coat is just boiling off, it's really too bad, I don't think they did a very good job painting these at the factory because my 88' Supra's paint is still doing very well (except for the bumpers.)
As for cargo, I've never had a sedan with more space than this does. You could pretty much move anything you want to. Even my Supra has a bunch of room which is unheard of for a sports car these days.
They still make these in Japan
Search “Toyota Axio Fielder”
Compact wagons look so weird, at least to Americans. You never see compact wagons driving around.
knowing there will never be a group of adults who all learned how to drive on a 98 corolla and had to live with it as their first car is really depressing
I believe this shape is ae100 , one significant of those wagons are rear suspension is leaf springs , (almost indestructible) . but riding quality is rough. I owned one of those with diesel engine , 2C diesel engine back my native country. Chassis number is CE106
These are pretty rare pretty cool that you found one
I did know at least one family with one of these. But my family used to have a 96 Camry wagon, so I can very much relate. I hope you get to review a Camry wagon some day!
I had no idea there was a Corolla wagon! I have a 94' gold camry in excellent shape and donw the street from me is a gold 94-95 Camry Wagon. They really good nice and would be the ultimate grocery getter.
Even though my Camry is a 4Cyl, I still absolutely love it for the money and the low miles. Been very easy and cheap to work on plus it feels modern enough. Can't recommend them more!
Corolla Wagon for this Gen?
Can’t go wrong with the good ole 2.2 that I believe the 94 Camrys had my favorite Camry engine is the 2.2 or 3.3 v6
I have the 98 Corolla with beige interior n it's a runner and it's about the same but I got the lil sudan with 1.6 I like it👍
my dad had the 1.3XE , it was smooth and fun ride as it was one of the car when I started driving when I was younger. Sadly had to sell it when my dad retired and we have to move away
Just seen one in the lot owned by this sweet old lady it was such in great condition I had to check out a video to learn about it! I thought it was an older Subaru at first
Great review. I have 1995 Corolla Ae102, and your observations are matching with mine in 100%. Thank you!
add a hood bra
some foglights
tint those windows
install some rain guards
some killer wheels.
this wagon will ROCK
I have a 1996 automatic model that is almost the exact same in every way. Great car.
I have one too, so easy to fix not like the new cars these days.
I looked up on Wikipedia this generation of Carolla and there was a high output Carolla engine available I believe in Japan, rated at 180hp. I don’t remember if it was the 1.6 or 1.8. Wish I would have bought one of these Carolla wagons for pizza delivery years ago.
In Japan they sold diesel 4 wheel drive versions of this body style Carolla wagon.
I grew up around gm cars, when i was born we had a 96 corsica, then we got the malibu in 2007 to 2014, but then it was a jeep liberty that replaced our beloved mable
Here's how reliable and long-lived those cars are: The E101 Corolla is practically the national car of Afghanistan. I was there in 2010 and I there were Corolla and Hilux clogging all the city streets. The 1990s E101 chassis seemed to outnumber the older *and* newer Corollas. So, a lot of those cars were pushing 15 or 20 years of age, driving on bad roads, with bad gas (and owners who couldn't necessarily read their names, much less the owners manual) and they were still running.
There were so many Corollas, I read that some mechanics didn't bother to learn how to repair any other car.
This was the last generation Corolla wagon as when Toyota redesigned the Corolla for 1998 model year, they discontinued the wagon version. They also discontinued the Camry wagon
*in North America. The Corolla wagon still lives everywhere else. The Camry wagon also got one more generation in most parts of the world (Camry Garcia).
@@damilolaakanni yes they do offer a Corolla wagon in some European countries, bu not USA. USA gets the Corolla cross
In 2017 i learned to drive in one of these with 501k miles. It was my driving instructor's car. Had the pedals on the passages side as well. Was a sedan. I fell in love with these corollas and have been looking to buy one ever since. Im also 6 foot 7 and fit pretty much perfectly in only this Generation.. oddly enough. From like may-july of last year i was looking for one. But none where popping up for sale. / because at the time... gas was $7 a gallon. Now these sedans are popping up a lot more / and some wagons!! Im butthurt now. I ended up buying a 1998 Toyota camry 4 cylinder XLE. But i still have my eye on these! .
Shit good to know! I’m at 330k miles!! I hear that bet that there’s a 90 Corolla 4wd rolling around locally sick to see one!!
What a unicorn! Good luck finding another one like it.
We have many of them here in the Caribbean, Trinidad particularly... third world country things lol
That cassette tape case album storage in the middle of console.
Pontiac vibe Zach please 🙏
Es un auto muy hermoso, practico, espacioso y con la demostrada calidad Toyota!! Saludos desde Zarcero, Costa Rica!
My dad drives pne of these in Kenya.. had owned it since 1994
90's cloth seats are truly unrivalled...
My seats in my Corolla are not ripped at all after 25 years!!
I wish you would have demonstrated the rear seats folding down and if they go all the way flat for camping.
I'm currently lusting over getting the sedan as the first car I buy with my own money, however with the 4AGE 20V Blacktop engine and if I'm lucky a 6MT with the LSD.
It would be amazing to have the wagon body but they're unfortunately too rare and command a decent premium over the sedan
Imo the 2007 Corolla was the last good Corolla with the alteeza style tail lights these 90s Toyota Corolla and candy wagons are just sick!!
my first car same color but sedan
first thing to do with it was to put 15s kosei japan wheels and tanabe super down precedeo lowering springs, sheepdog n1 muffler very fun car to drive lol
There's an old dude in my town who has one of these in great shape lol
My mom had one she hated it so dad bought her a suzuki swift and now she has a toyota ist or scion xa but now i feel bad for selling the wagon 😢
The privacy cover is so so hard to find
It actually has surprisingly auto shut off headlights
I have 93 one now with 5a engine 5speed box
I'm looking at a '96 Corolla Wagon with an automatic transmission and 85,000 miles
There’s nothing like Toyotas from the 90s these days Toyota has lost there way hell tbh in my option all auto manufacturers have when I see cars like this it’s always a treat just a fun funky old Toyota still driving around!
I've only ever bought 80's 90's cars and that's never changing
Still desirable for many
got a 2022 6 speed corolla hatch ill submit it.
Plus the TOYOTA CAROLLA is a wagon and the TOYOTA CAROLLA wagon is in the year 1995 but the only way that you can get it as a TOYOTA CAROLLA WAGON is if you get it with a manual transmission if you bought it in 1995. For me it's 😭.
I would love to buy this type of body cars
bro the algorithm stopped recommending me for like a week wtf
Stuff the Biggest wheels you can fit, buy a stereo system thats worth more than the car, tint ALL of the windows and you'll be puerto rican 😄
What part the Illinois you are. I want to see it with my son , he's really into 90's Toyota.
Did not know that TOYOTA made a CAROLLA into a wagon back then 🤨
1.6 was 105 hp
1.8 was 115 hp.
will outlast any new crap built today. Corollas are tanks!! We LOVE ours, not a wagon but a sedan
When I was in Afghanistan in 2010, I saw E92 and E101 Corollas everywhere. Mechanics there can't necessarily write their names or read a manual, but they could keep 20-year-old Corollas running. It seemed like pretty good evidence that they were not only tough but idiot-proof.
forgot these existed lol
love this guy
Salve do Brasil tenho um corolla wagon 1995 1.8 automático 😁
toyota caldina 1995 is also good not gonna lie but this Corolla is great
Can’t believe that Toyota did a 1994 Corolla into a Wagon So weird
For the last year I’ve been looking for 93-97 Corolla wagon 5 speed or 03-08 Vibe or Matrix 5 speed I could buy needing work, fix it myself and use for pizza delivery. I missed buying a 5 speed Vibe needing a clutch last spring for $750. It sold fast. Looks like the Vibe sits higher and it’s probably a little bit safer in a crash. I’m 5’11” slender and my knees bother me if the driver seat sits low.
Is that car in the video for sale?
I’ve got a 96 Corolla leaking oil and tran oil needing shift solenoids
@@donnabrascos8832
Where are you located? I’m in Stillwater Minnesota. Is yours a wagon?
Wats the price for this car
7AFE 1.8 liter motor
In myanmar there is alot of these car
I Have a 93 Automatic, Wagon With 32k Original Miles Sitting in My Garage...Kinda Fakd Up an Didn't Keep Up on Registration So Now It's 5 Yrs Back 😢😭😭😢
I'ma a Idiot 😂😅
136,382 miles. That's actually very low for its age.
I picked up a 94' Camry in great shape last year with only 71K miles for $3,700. I don't feel like I'll ever sell it because at that mileage, I'll probably have it my whole life and MAN is that a value.
Cool😀